One of the first things to investigate. Perhaps do a ritual that links conceptually with fountains? Or put some blood into a fountain with a ritual? Need moar powaa.Unfortunately, the only source of magic currently in existence, as far as you know, is yourself.
Yep and her power also feeds upon her own preconceptions too. IIRC her power also works better with things than with people, generally (didn't realize Brian's feelings for Taylor were sisterly after months of knowing him).No, she couldn't. She's not a mind reader, nor is she good enough to accurately emulate one. Even if she caught us in the act, she's more likely to draw the conclusion that we're an idiot who merely thinks that this is going to work.
Remember that her power feeds her garbage. She's got to sort through the irrational to find what is most likely true. If the truth reads like an absurd impossibility, then she's going to throw it out.
It's the difference between a high intelligence score and Intellectus.
And each pentagon has 5 trianglesI wonder if we can enhance rituals by repeating numbers
like a 5 point pentagon where each point is made of a 5 pointed pentagon
to aru majutsu no index the shit of ritual circles
so would it boost the ritual?Get too far from the original number, and you might end up decreasing in strength! You'll have to decide what is better, 5 or 25 (or 125, lol).
Pact? No demonic entities in my Quest, no sir-ee. Probably.
This may not be the answer you want to hear, but it would honestly depend on the ritual you are enacting. 5 sets of 5 would probably have more power, but it would also spread that power out, as 5 is the central number you are using, not 5^5. Now, if you were making an item that had an aura of some effect, that would probably be a good thing. If you were trying to incorporate 5 different effects into one, that would also work. Just boosting a standard ritual, though, would probably just lead to overflow (like in the toughness ritual, we'd probably get slightly tougher, but also gain stiffness, slowness (resisting the flow of time), and maybe even stubbornness).so would it boost the ritual?
like say we have a set
1 main pentagon with 5 points
each point has a pentagon->5 pentagons
each of those pentagons have 5 points with a pentagon in them
etc till we have 5 sets of pentagons within each other, how strong would it make a standard ritual?
yes yes it is. unless we get an author AU fiat and it survived
how about if it was all just for 1 effect?This may not be the answer you want to hear, but it would honestly depend on the ritual you are enacting. 5 sets of 5 would probably have more power, but it would also spread that power out, as 5 is the central number you are using, not 5^5. Now, if you were making an item that had an aura of some effect, that would probably be a good thing. If you were trying to incorporate 5 different effects into one, that would also work. Just boosting a standard ritual, though, would probably just lead to overflow (like in the toughness ritual, we'd probably get slightly tougher, but also gain stiffness, slowness (resisting the flow of time), and maybe even stubbornness).
Edit: Not that 5 would be a good number for toughness. 5 is related to pacts and summoning through satanism, and is considered an innovative yet hasty number in numerology.
Five is also related to the elements (Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Magic/Spirit/Heart | Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Wood/Metal). At least, unless magic isn't at least partially subjective.Edit: Not that 5 would be a good number for toughness. 5 is related to pacts and summoning through satanism, and is considered an innovative yet hasty number in numerology.
The highest point in the bay is probably a skyscraper. Getting to the roof without flight might be difficult. Captain's Hill might work better anyway, as it has a little history, I think.Seems like a cool ritual but getting up to the highest point in the city might be difficult. Maybe just go to significant locations?
The boat yard's changed a lot. Rust and looting will do that. It just hasn't gone away. So yeah, unless you want Nurgle style resistance, probably not the best option.Thinking about it, I wonder if doing the resistance ritual in the boat graveyard would make it more effective. It is a place that hasn't changed in 20 or something years.
Yeah, that's what I meant. Skyscrapers don't count, unless we're trying to touch a cloud and catch some wisps of Flight to imbue into our shoes or something.Captain's Hill might work better anyway, as it has a little history, I think.